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Its LABS - its a system designed to help you "Toss Bomb conventional and deliver Tac Nukes. . A good explanation here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toss_bombing and a good vid done by xxJohnxx here: Just an edit, -yeah i agree with Skatezilla and Skull about the wire frame, but as Skull said when you press Weapons Release it comes up - its part of the set up for the LABS, when you've pressed the weps release you are over the target going vertical to hold 4g's to commence the "bomb lob". The "box represents where you started the manoeuvre from i believe.

Can anyone give me the location and name of the lua for the Sabre Knee board ? I want my Multi-monitor lua to point at it so i can place it on my secondary monitor. I must be looking at it but cannot see the Knee boards address at all. Cheers

They are very good DM, love your ability to find this stuff mate, id love a copy but logistics to here is a bit shonky, probably end up ripped and bent. But the scanning idea sounds great and would be to your future benefit i rekon.

Thanks Lilkiki

I made these for my DCS flying organization. I thought it would be helpful to post them here as well, as you will see i made them specific to my group the 229th. Ive run through them and haven't found any glaring problems. Hope these help. http://www.slideshare.net/Strut1/ark-ud-and-r-828-homing-37191348 http://www.slideshare.net/Strut1/operation-of-the-diss-15-doppler http://www.slideshare.net/Strut1/mi8mtv-arc9-adf-how-to-use-it-37168975

Nice skin Tromac, well done mate.

Well done Juan looking forward to fly your FM when it comes , it looks great.

Well done and grats to all the winners, and especially to John from the 229th.

Email sent thx for the chance to win.

:spam_laser: Too much red cordial, need to drop your sugar intake.....

Sgt Baker - your mod is looking great and is a "Leap ahead" in mods for DCS in a fair while, if and when you release it i would love to run it in Beta for you. Just as a thought though with a new iteration of DCS (EDGE) imminent in the future will that impact on your mod ? ( Probably not) And what we who delve in the helo side would love to see would be a no-nonsense guages pack - as an example put enlarged Huey Gauges on another screen for us old farts with diminishing vision lol. Love your work.

Hello Baddaboom, im also a backer in the same position, and il tell you now DCS would never let us down, they will make sure we are covered, they would never let us walk away with any feeling of being digitally raped. Im sought of a glass Half Full type of guy. Relax, all will be looked after.:chair:

Shahdoh you could shave a mickey hair off an ants arse, you was that close. Nice flying mate. And thanks for a great couple of Air Race missions.

Cobra Myself, AussieM8, and Highwaymaned, we came to the conclusion that you have been obviously been under a lot of pressure and ridicule from various sources about this Mig21 project. And as a result we have sent you emails asking that you consider our requests to be able to pay the difference in the retail price of the final DCS Mig21Bis against our meager donations that we gave back in July 2012. You blokes have picked up the project and displayed your honorable and honest efforts to get this sim in the "air". So thanks for your efforts and hopefully some more people might feel the same way and cut Leatherneck Simulations some slack. PS, We are in no way affiliated with Leatherneck Simulations in any form and believe this is a good thing to do. After all your getting a brilliant sim from these guys and hopefully more to come, so lets support them. Best regards Strut

Thanks Cobra and Leatherneck, sent.

Beautiful job , well done. looking forward to flying it. PS, to who it may concern - ye of little faith, now eat your hat lol !!!!

Looking forward to seeing your list and budgeting for the parts regards

Eponsky bot that is a bloody great little vid, very clever, its almost like your doing a landing trying to drain the last drops of beer out of a can with one eye on the beer and one on the deck......

I have found that using about 2 or 3 degrees of right rudder is more than ample for takeoff, i still get a bit of instability in keeping the plane straight , sometimes its smooth, but i found using a full 6 degrees is a bit much - would also depend on cross winds as well. I think that if you gently throttle up to about 55 -60 in.Hg for take off it gives you a smoother run . Of course i might just be doing it all wrong and just being lucky :)

@ DavidRed -looking for the furthest end of the runway as reference-- yeah maybe i can phrase that better, but i think that with the trouble he's having maybe get him to land on the runway then when he can, he can start focusing on the "Numbers". But good points, thanks for the input.

Woodsglen This is what i do, im not saying all the above is wrong, or im totally right, but this is my method: - After take off I fly normally on 2700 pitch and 47 in.Hg - towards the end of the downwind slow down to about 200mph using flaps and reducing throttle - Gear down at about 190mph on finals - Staying above 150mph and line up on final at about 500 ft looking for the furthest end of the runway as a reference - reduce power till gliding on a nice flight path, (you will know instinctively whats too steep or shallow) - aim to be flying at about 100mph when you cross the threshold - slowly reduce power, maintain your nose up to glide as you go and allow power to come off, raise your nose as you feel the plane stating to come down (and picture the angle of the plane on take off - the nose is high up) , as your nose comes up you should gently ease the plane down . Any way ive attached a track of a quick take off and landing i did, so start it up with the "Replay" button in DCS and sit back and watch it from inside and out. Hope this helps - might be a little rough, but you should get the idea. TakeoffLandingatBatumi.trk

Zahry thanks for the extension. It makes a brilliant difference in flying with the TM Warthog. Thanks for a great piece of gear.